Miller v. City of Chicago

On July 31, 1931, appellants, I. A. Miller and Harry A. Bollman, filed their bill in chancery in the superior court of Cook county against the city of Chicago, the mayor, city comptroller, city clerk and board of election commissioners, and the individual members thereof, to restrain them from carrying out the provisions of an ordinance passed by the city council of the city of Chicago on July 10, 1931, entitled, “An ordinance re-districting the city of Chicago into fifty wards,” pursuant to the mandatory provisions of the Fifty Ward act of the State, which require the city of Chicago to be…